RANDY WINN RUMORS & GOSSIP

Randy Winn announces his retirement

Outfielder Randy Winn has announced his retirement according to Janie McCauley of the Associated Press. Winn was released by the Orioles earlier this week. The outfielder was the active leader in games played without a post-season appearance at 1717 games over 13 Major League seasons.  He started the 2010 season with the New York Yankees, but he was designated for assignment in...
Via PRO Rumors  |  April 01, 2011
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Nationals may be interested in Randy Winn?

Could Randy Winn be roaming the outfield at Nationals Park in Washington?  One baseball source thinks that the Nats may show interest in the veteran outfielder. Winn, 36, spent parts of last season with the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals. According to Bill Ladson of MLB.com, the Nationals had interest in Winn last winter before he signed with the Yankees. ]]>
Via PRO Rumors  |  December 08, 2010
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Winn Finds A New Home

After his short Yankees career came to an end last week, Randy Winn has signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. He pinch-hit in their 5-4 extra innings win today, and went 0-for-1. It will be interesting to see what he can do in the NL, because he looked done in his short stint with the Yanks.
Via Sliding Into Home  |  June 05, 2010
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Randy Winn Rumors: St. Louis Cardinals close to signing outfielder

According to the Cardinals’ official Twitter account, the team is close to signing free agent Randy Winn. Winn was designated for assignment by the Yankees at the end of May. Winn, 36 next week, signed a one-year, $2 million contract with the Yankees in January. He was hitting .213/.300/.295 in 29 games with the Yankees in 2010.
Via PRO Rumors  |  June 05, 2010
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Cardinals Close To Signing Randy Winn

The Cardinals are close to signing outfielder Randy Winn, according to the team's official Twitter feed.
Via *D MLB Trade Rumors  |  June 05, 2010
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Yankees Release Randy Winn

Chad Jennings of the Journal News is reporting that the Yankees have designated outfielder Randy Winn for assignment to make room on the roster for Curtis Granderson who is returning from a groin injury. Related StoriesFebruary 28, 2010 -- 10 Problems the 2010 Yankees Could Face (2)February 13, 2010 -- Gardner eyes starting role in 2010 (4)February 6, 2010 -- BBD Readers Confident...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily  |  May 28, 2010
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Granderson Injury Why Yankees Signed Winn

Many Yankee fans were surprised when the Yankees signed Randy Winn to be their backup outfielder.  Brian Cashman had made it known that he was looking for a right-handed bat to play versus lefties and this made Reed Johnson seem like the logical choice.  Winn was coming off a season where he was terrible against lefties.  However, the Yankees went with Winn as the primary backup...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily  |  May 05, 2010
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Listen: John Sterling's lame home run call for Randy Winn

Randy Winn's three-run homer into the Yankees bullpen was the highlight of last night's game. But John Sterling's home run call for him was pretty corny, even by the standards of the creator of the "Something Sort of Grandish" call.Here it is:"A three-run home run for Randy!" Sterling exclaimed. "He helps the Yankees...Winn!You can listen to it...
Via Subway Squawkers  |  May 04, 2010
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Defending Randy Winn

Here’s Mike Axisa’s take on Randy Winn following Wednesday’s game: The dude is toast. Greg Golson can provide the same (or better) defense and baserunning, and at least offers a chance at being a non-zero with the bat for close to one-third of the cost. While I do get that Winn has yet to notch a hit as a Yankee, or do anything else (e.g., steal a base, etc.), I...
Via The iYankees Blog  |  April 23, 2010
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Winn: ""I was horrible" last year

Yesterday, Randy Winn spoke to the media about his awful 2009 campaign, and how he's looking to rebound. Here's more from George A. King III:"I was horrible, terrible," Winn said yesterday. "It was terrible, there is no two ways about it."..."I have a couple of theories I am running with," said Winn, who has a chance to be the starting left fielder...
Via Sliding Into Home  |  February 19, 2010
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